Shape to Fabrication 3
Rhino for Architecture
London - 15th April 2009
Industry leaders from Architecture, Landscaping, Urban Planning & Engineering will present & share projects from around the world
highlighting issues of design, use of technology and methodology from concept forms & shapes, through to complex engineering analysis and
final manufacturing.
Narrowing the links between complex and challenging architectural form and fabrication is a strong emphasis of each presentation.
"Direct to Fabrication" is a common theme.
Also, you will see the latest developments in Rhino modelling technology, with a look ahead to Rhino 5.0, plus updates on Grasshopper
the graphical algorithm editor for Rhino 4.0, the popular V-Ray for Rhino rendering technology, the terrain modelling and analysis solution RhinoTerrain and more.
industry speakers include:
EDAW
James Haig Streeter
•Westfield Shopping Centre - London
•Pier Head Liverpool - Liverpool
Zaha Hadid
Thomas Vietzke and Jens Borstelmann
• Museum & Cultural Centre - Vilnius, Lithuania
Studio Mode
Gil Akos and Ronnie Parsons
• Football Stadium with Populous at
• Monterrey, Mexico
Buro Happold
Emiliano Cevallos and Jalal El-Ali
• Media Cite Liege with Ron Arad Associates
• Madrid Law Courts with Foster and Partners
Expedition Engineering
Fred Labbé
• Santa Maria del Pianto - Naples
• 2,300m2 Honeycomb canopy roof with
• Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
NEX Architecture
Alan Dempsey
• Spencer Dock bridge - Dublin
• [C] Space DRL10 Pavilion
Adams Kara Taylor
Sawako Kaijima and Panagiotis Michalatos
• Vilnius Cultural Museum
• with Zaha Hadid Architects
• Shanghai Expo with Heatherwick Studio
• Heydar Aliyev Merkezi
• with Zaha Hadid Architects
Buro Happold Smart Group
Shrikant Sharma, Robert Hart & Al Fisher
• SMART Modelling & Simulation Tools
Key Software Presentations will include:
Rhino v5
Scott Davidson - McNeel US
RhinoTerrain
Claude Vuattoux - RhinoTerrain
VisualARQ for Rhino
Cristina Gómez - Asuni CAD
Grasshopper
David Rutten - McNeel US
Venue:
Lecture Theatre
London Metropolitan University
16 Goulston Street
London
E1 7TP
Download the Final Agenda in PDF Format. New speakers added.
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Pre-Register for STF 4 - 2010
Find out about previous
Shape to Fabrication events:
Shape to Fabrication 1 - 2006
Shape to Fabrication 2 - 2007
This event was hosted by Metropolitan Works, whose central London Bureau offers digital manufacturing and rapid prototyping services for businesses
www.metroplitanworks.org
